Sandy Springs projects $6 million increase for General Fund budget
The Sandy Springs City Council heard a $131 million FY 2026 General Fund budget proposal that includes $50 million for fire station renovations, $511,000 for the Racquet Center, and $200,000 for the Performing Arts Center, and projects health insurance costs to increase by $2 million. The post Sandy Springs projects $6 million increase for General Fund budget appeared first on…
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